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• My Favorite Holiday Destination: British Museum

  
  There's no greater collection of (purportedly stolen/seized) relics from anywhere beyond imaginable, ranging from the elegant to the prudent, from the whimsical to the boring. An afternoon is not enough -- spend an entire day if you can.
  January 09, 2013 4 likes

• My Favourite Shopping Location: Leeds Corn Exchange

  
  I love shopping, especially for gifts. Which is why I'm pretty excited to share one of my favourite shopping location in Leeds here with you today.
  December 14, 2012 2 likes

• Life's a Beach: Seaside Photography by Martin Parr

  
  In photographer Martin Parr’s opinion, if American photographers started the trend of street photography, then the British have their own thing as well: seaside photography.
  October 22, 2012 4 likes

• Walking to Work at Sunrise

  
  Every day I walk the same way to work and each day is completely different. As the days get shorter, the mornings get darker, and I am greeted with the most beautiful sunrises.
  October 10, 2012 3 likes

• Today in History: Princess Diana’s Death Anniversary (1997)

  
  On this day, 15 years ago, the world mourned as the news broke out that Diana, Princess of Wales had died tragically in a car accident in Paris. Learn more about the People’s Princess, her life, and the events surrounding her untimely death after the jump.
  August 31, 2012 5 likes

• The UK LomoLab Can Now Process 110 Film!

  
  The badass dudes at the UK LomoLab have been hard at work getting everything set-up for the rebirth of 110 film, and we're pleased to say they've sourced the equipment, polished up their lab coats and are ready to process your baby films! Read on and get that tiny film fixed up....
  May 16, 2012

• Post-war East End London Photos of the 1950's

  
  A new exhibition in the Westfield Stratford City shopping centre, London, allows viewers to appreciate the beauty and history of East Londoners going about their daily life, in black and white photograph, in unconventional and often candid settings.
  February 22, 2012 1 comment 3 likes

• Spike Island, Bristol

  
  Last April, some Bristolian friends of mine took me to Spike Island. I've been to Bristol a fair few times but didn't have a clue about this place. What used to be the home of the Brooke Bond Tea Company now houses over 70 studios for artists, writers, and sculptures and while there are often exhibitions, workshops, and courses on offer once a year, they open up their studios to the public.
  January 16, 2012 1 like

• Come Down to Chinatown...in Manchester!

  
  The Chinatown in Manchester is the second largest Chinatown in the United Kingdom and the third largest in Europe! Enclosed within Manchester's city centre with the magnificent Chinese Arch, standing proudly over Faulkner Street, dominating the main square, the area is rich with many Chinese restaurants, shops, bakeries, and supermarkets
  January 13, 2012 3 likes

• Out to Sea (the Bournemouth edition)

  
  Who needs sunshine to enjoy a day at the beach? I just grab my Diana F+, some film, a hot coffee, and head to somewhere with sand, sea, and photo opportunities...
  September 24, 2011 1 comment 7 likes

• Stratford upon Avon: the Birth, Living, and Resting Place of William Shakespeare

  
  Stratford upon Avon is most famous for its rich history and especially for being the birth, living, and resting place of William Shakespeare.
  August 21, 2011 3 likes

• Rollright Stones

  
  When you think of ancient stone monuments in England, you automatically think of Stone Henge. However, England has many other Stone Age sites and Rollright Stones on the Oxfordshire/Warwickshire border is one of them.
  August 20, 2011 3 likes

• An Urban Adventure To Get Arty Inspiration

  
  Every city has that little hidden gem, a little neighbourhood that keeps on inspiring and surprising us. A neighbourhood where there's always a photo waiting to be taken. This time I'll tell you about a little place in Manchester called the Northern Quarter.
  July 23, 2011 2 comments 9 likes

• Tootling in Tooting

  
  A friend of mine told me that being in Tooting is a bit like being in Pakistan, people leap into the road when they feel like it. My friend is Pakistani, I hasten to add… I have another friend, a Sri Lankan, who heads to Tooting as he says it's the only place to get decent spices in South London. I head to Tooting to catch on film the slightly amateurish business signs, the vibrant market and the general chaos of busy London life.
  June 15, 2011 3 comments

• Doubles With You: Coldkennels and Juliagulia

  
  It seems like such a long time ago now, but right at the start of the summer, I got an exciting package through the mail - a roll of film from Hungary! Check out the Doubles With You collaboration between coldkennels and juliagulia!
  May 19, 2011 2 comments 5 likes

• London's Speakers Corner

  
  Lomography: the art of expression, freedom and liberalism. Where better to counteract this photographic medium than at London's Speakers Corner - a bastion of British free public speech and assembly?
  February 24, 2011 5 likes

• A Boat Trip on Wroxham Broad

  
  On a wonderful August Bank Holiday weekend, a group of friends went on an adventure on the Norfolk Borads for the day armed with tea, biscuits and a Yashica Samurai camera!
  February 06, 2011 3 likes

• Hawley Arms Camden

  
  Welcome to one of the most famous pubs in London. The Hawley Arms has hit headlines with fires, Amy Winehouse impromptu gigs. Yet it's atmosphere is the main reason I love to drink there. Drop in for a pint sometime!
  August 06, 2010 2 comments 1 like

• Kirkstall Abbey

  
  Kirkstall Abbey is a ruined Cistercian monastery in Kirkstall north-west of Leeds city centre in West Yorkshire and one of my favorite places to take my holga 135bc.
  August 01, 2010 1 comment 2 likes

• Lomo Everywhere in London

  
  After taking it easy on a Saturday night, I decided to get on my bike early on a Sunday morning and see London as i never have before, desolate and peaceful. Loaded with my little Holga 135bc and a few rolls of film, I rode around London's quiet streets and shot away.
  July 28, 2010 11 comments 23 likes